Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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We are showin i hogany and white < jV! is just "too too" for ft % la not very extensive ir We will be too busy fro y" y We will make it to yoi ft . / There is no "Don't sit ~i D A 11 IXMAS ?! "WONDEl ' .^SEWING maOHINI f;" Kept l>y S.M.RI ff.J SANTA CU ia Fro.v?w L Hun- for f J** ' K. ffHic&iyou ifmJitU'KS8/?ro-'' .\ow iuui koo for yours. cfiinJ. Piano ?r0vonderful how .. ^ hen you 10 -(:t * ?t'onarin* there ?*/c;?Uo hi* PrUc' ? fe^ ? hfs spo,. ^r^Wonaor S ,>c ?iid joc t ' ap!f?w, Nuts, : ^arpener, ?CwfH s,r?'r?or, For 1 f?4?** efe. p0l J'0****"*, nift cup Dol/si, China ^/al 4'" ,^tor 5c a good handled ?xe a: & ' In short, if you do not t /^anything that you may wai \ .V>ly miss the bargains ofy J Ctor CUSTC 1 \ntb t ' M. Ric For Sale. I offer for sale t he following goods a: chattels: 2,000 bushels corn. 5(>0 basin oats, 8000 bundles fodder, 1"> tons p vine bay. 1.000 pounds wheat mule straw sailed and packed in bales, 1 line bred lines and pies. f?0 head be cattle,'4 milch cows, 20 horses and mult 150 bushels bunch yams. One 20 II. 1*. Tozer engine, as good new. All my fanning implements, co listing of one, two and four bom wagons, reapers, harrows, harness, tool etc. A lot of household and kitclu furniture. Parties needing any of the almvp ine ) tioned article can pet bargains by cnllii on me with the cash. ? W. T. .Toxfs. Santuc, S. CM Nov. 1, 1K08. 4:?-l 11 Reduced Prices Oi > UHMI tg some of the had enamel that has e\ nnvthing and if y< safOUf i quantity but in quality we are at the m now 'till January to pay muoh atte it interest and will take pleasure in si on the chairs!" in our store for they LEY FU I AT THE 1 r iz.'s ' ' j ?? R STORJ^ ! AND MUSK Housl home' f*ntii At. ? ^ _ -""'"ii!?"." 'rem Jo UD jlf. cheap every thing is ?t the "Wonder wife or daughter a nice Sewing Ma r>s nr> down to rook l>ottom. lore" don't forget to get your eonfec it id all kinds of Fruits. We name jus o you can get these items below wort , 1 quiro paper, 1 pack envelopes, penc eater, watch chain, key chain, tin pan ngs worth 10e utid more; for 10c a go< hair brush, shoe brush, soldering sot, 23c many very large pieces of tin ai e a'io Amas buwfe ???' ?"ier thing, of cqiui vaI c?oie to the <-u/, , "* except dry"*???' S,0'?" our life. y ff>-> Jj ? >aier op p 11 Our Last Circular ml els 5 Told the Tali *ft9 as Since it was issued we have hcen s(, busy that we have hardly had tim Is. to cat our incals* The prices m quoted in that circular were such that people just could not resist them, and eauic to see if such things w ere possible. They ^ found it just as the ' circu'ar said. 1 Here arc some of the prices from \T^c.' tfl ~ * - O, 1HO 1*0 gwu WOlUUIlvS i . I >J W wore sold at ?3.50 to ?8.50. Mens' heavy ulsters ?3.50 to ? worth ?5 and ?7. Good calico at 2 J cents a yard. 1 Laaiujr.T 4 and 5 cents a yard, a pair. -v.^oq at,08 cer Mens' heavy shoes at ?1 n pair. Mens' fine shoes at ?1 a pair. We advise all who want any* ' lo to come at onco for w tl"?t we will hav L OOf dsomest bed room rer been shown in t ou don't want to ge * CHRI i head of the procession and if you want ntion to advertising but if'you will iDROP | towing you through our establishment n were all made for that purpose. We ai IRNITUR Final Discharge. Notice isherebygiven that S. A. Koon administrator of the Estate of Caroline Koon, deceased, has nppl'ud to \r flropr. Judge of Prcoate, in ?J l\ run m. , and for the County of Unbn, for a final discharge as such ndbinistrator. Iti That thr' 12th day of Dece U*, be fixed foi <id u final settle HHhJ .. restate. [otW Jason M. Greer, I \Probale Judge Union County. 2 I Tblished Nov. 11th, 1898, in th< I pu i Times. I ? - AN ORDINANCE. 'unish Disorderly Persons, an To n son* Oulltv of blsorderly Con pjj l,aud of Offenses Against Ooo d j % and to Declare Who ai Orde. rder,y P*r*?n*. ordained by the Town Coun< Da it town Union: of fhpjj 1 That in addition to the offem . vis niCi dinanco declared to be disordei . urithou Let. and tlie persons decla Seif vrly. f1 * ual dru " fuses | iJd 11 txinvl s- Foil )d t tggi . ft t< i do >i nd self, in or < tV alms, f r-Usg. waK. ket i hajsi build . ..o ojh'U t. fOJ. ing a Hi account, of himstEver person so offending tha 'ill ed a disorderly person and guilt, orderly conduc' and unay be ariesi any Sheriff, constable or i*olice ofliv and u|H)u conviction shall jiuy a hue i exc eding twenty (520) dollars or 1-eh pri ned not exceeding thirty (30) da; I or Iie imprisoned and perform lai?or the public streets not exceeding tliii _ (30) days. Sec. 2 If any person shall appear ?. a public place in a state of nudity or a dresi not becoming his or her sex, shall make any indecent, fxjrosure of 1 or her nersnn, or be guilty of any dis< derly, lewd, orindtcent conduct, cu.-sii and swearing, clamorous noises, drun enntss, quarreling, fighting, seurri'.ot oliHt ne, indecent or profane writing p p lures, marks or figures, on any kv..l fences, houses, structures or shall prin engrave, make, cxhil it sell r offer, sell, any indecent or lewd boo picture or any other thin 80 or shall throw from anyhousc or windov c water, ofTal or other maitor upon tl sidewalks, shall lie subject to a One in exceeding twenty ($20) dollars, or i i prisonmeiit for not exceeding tlijrty (3t days, or at lalmr on public streets la xceeding thirty (30) days. Sec. 3. It shall not lie lawful for an person or |iersons to interrupt any au< teiices who may Ik? assembled in an place or places of amusement within tli town of Ujiion, by any noire or lou talking, indecent liehavior or other anno) u mice, which may in any manner intei fere with good order and decorum, am 3 every person so offending* ?i*>n convic ' lion, shall forfeit. and j>ay the stim of no less than live ($ ">) dollars, nor more thai 4 twenty ($20) dollars for each and over ' offence, which said penalty shall po, on* half to the informer and the other h;d to the town of Union. And every per son fo oflVndi.m may l>e apprehended bj any Sheriff, constable, or police ofllcei ? " 110 l?'?sont. nnih.'r T *atified in Council assemble*! under the l.anu tI?, Mayor and teal ol iJHq ou this eighth day of November r inJo, ?e J. II. RODOEn, * 5; A1rtl,nr? Ma<. or. C Clerk and Trea". - OSBORNE'S ' \ I * f~AT *? suites poiisnea iiKe his market. Our ft t away ahead of yoi iSTriAS to make a present that will be appreeiat I AND I i ^ rhich is running over in every departmen e expecting you to call at IE. & Ll I Masters Sale. a p State of South Carolina, 1 Court of j, County of Uniion } Common Pleas, * Francis W. Sheldon as Administratrix cum teatimento anuexo D. II. Shel- ( don : (L. J. Browning us Adniini.str.i- , tor de bonis non, with will annexed. 1 Sulistituted) Plaintiff against J. T. s Iaiyton (Alice T Dayton, as Executor of the last will of J. T. I>ayton suhsti- , tuted) and Alice T. I.ay ton. Defend-, ants. In obedience to an order made in alwive 0 case I will eel I at Union, 8 C., before the Court House door during the legal hours cf sale onaaletsday, Dec. Gth, 18t)3, the following land, viz: One tract of land containing 2G0 acres more or less, hounded on South by Cod lumbia road, West by Methodist parsouago and W. T. Clifton. North by Brownd ing lands. Eiist by Dayton and Bobo "e lauds this being a part of the tnct described in the order of aule, as the un- ( .. so'd part of the home tract described in 511 the complaint herein. a i.so * * 1 ' ' ? nonntv esU'i ?hat certain traci or iuhu j>? ' lv 1 "foresaid in Crops Kt?ys iow ,Vby lands of the estate of rough Bay brothers. \\ . hv Enoree ltiver containx*d and seventy live acres .RM3 OF KALE. 1 ciifch balance m installments upon and tA'O years with interof sale, securiugby bond oi 1 mortgage of premises. C. II. Peaks, Master. ^?? ,tli Carolina,) Cour\n>Lc or Union. ) Common Picas V* ? >? vl4v.ii ^A d u ii n) s tra tor ((v? \i duriiyf thH lejrvO hours o! 'ay Dec. 5th. #9S the fol to wit: ' 10 of the lands of Felix , deceased, containing Orif d two 9-10 of acres said lane; t risk of 11. 11. Mitchell. ALSO iot a ... t tract oi land containing Two n- Hundred and Eighty Three acres more is. or leas situated and lying partly in Pinckon ney Township aiul jkirtlv in Santut rty township about seven miles from Union C. II. and bounded as follows, on the j" North East ami West by lands of estate in of Felix U. Whitlock deceased and by or lands of l'hillip Dunn and on the South ' is* l?v the highway leading from Wortheya ?r- Ferry to Union Court House. This laud ?C, to be sold at the risk of Mary Whitlock. IK" TERMS Of SALE. '3 s~ * v/iiv i 111111 v,cw?ll i/lio *><*!? Hid 13 Ill l)lir HIM two yeano from day of salo with inters est on each installment from day <?f sale, > the credit portion to t>e secured by bond ? of the purchaser and a mortgage of tlie premises with the privilege to the purl*? chaser to pay all cash if be or she desires ' and purchaser to piy for paper. C. II. 1'eake, Master. i>t Stateof South Carolina,) Court of j County of Union. ) Common Pleas, fieorge Munro, plaintiff, vs. James E. iy Hunter, defendant i 1- In obedience to an order made in the I y above staled case, I will sell at Union, ie lief ore tlie Court House door during the | d legal hours of sale on salesday 5th of Dec. 180ft, the following lands to wit: All that tract of land containing one '1 hundred and fen acres, more or less, - situated alibut two miles South of Union t Court Hoti?e?aml adjoining lands of J. i \V. McLuie, Thomas Ilurgess, M. M. v Darnel t. Jolm lsom and others. > Alan that other tract <rf land containing lift j acres, more or less, adjoining - said tract aforementioned, now occupied >' and liold by Mrs. Austell as her dower, r and to wiiich site is entitled for her life ;is her dower. [ tki13is of sai.e. Oao half cash balance on k cre<lit of twelve months with interest fi <>n? day of sale to lie secured by bond of' purchaser < a/fli mortgage of premises. (J II. Pea k e, ^ faster. irtatc of .South Carolina, 1 f\ourt of i p ., of Uniojj C ommon Pleas. I"" W. W. Duncan as Krlley et Hj'f Jj- U. itice, vs. Joseph j ?i iiiiMmlrtii-irtf ...hLIM^W'K glass and flnishe tncy tables in odd lr neighbor we wc > uuu ? V. ed and useful for years to come and i i*1 .yt 3EE US t and we feel sure that you will be i JMBER In obedience to an order made in the hove suited case, 1 will sell at Union lefore the Court House door, during tbe pgal hours of sale, on salesday, Dec. >th 1898 the following lands : All that piece, parcel or tract of land jontaining three hundred and fifty acres, nore or less, situated and being in Pinekney township in Union county (foresaid, butting and bounding on lands no.w or late of John Henry Foster, Susan Ganlt. Thomas J. Gault, Jamison Kelly, William Jefferies, II. P. McKissick and others. teums of sale. One third cash, lxilance on a credit ol one and two years with interest fron day of sale to be secured by bond o purchaser and mortgage of the premises Tiiis laud may be sold iu one or uior parcels. | C. II. Peakk, Master. Stateof South Carolina, ) Court of County of Union. f Common Plea John A. Fant and Perlicer E. Fai partners, trading undar the firm nan of Fant Bros., plaintiffs, vs. Lula 2 Harris, et al. In obedience to an order made in tl above stated case 1 will sell at rTnion, C., before the Court House (*# ' dopi the legal hours of sale on eatesdav, i of December, 189S, the following Ian towit: One tract, of land known as the Keenn 1 place, in Union township, contain! 1 1,800 acres, bounded by Tyger riv i lands of G. C. Greer, Joseph Sand* L Mrs. Lou Humphries, Chamer S. Grt estate of H. C. Greer and others. TERMS OF SALE. One third cash, balance iu one and 1 years in two equal annual installnu with interest from day of sale, and ' I'taH Of wblc^cai1: seen at tne Master's ofllce. Is 'und w,n be offered for e [ L ? ternatsve and tentative wi J ^ifOId n Allowing manner, I cording to tho p!?t made by L Young on file (and which can be sc at any timo in t his office): Tracts Xn? T. facts sand 4, and tracts f>? 0, mil first be offered for salo as th . 8?Par?te parcels, and then as r ; whole; tracts 7 and 8 and tract J) v - first be offered for sale as two ?oo VJ, ' ate parcels, and then as one wli^ ' tracts 10 and 11 tracts 12 and 1 and tracts 14 nnd 15 will tirst be ( rored for sale as three seperato p; eels, and then as one whole: Tra< 1(? and 17 tracts 19 and 20, and trj 18 will lirst ho ofTored as three sep< ato parcels, and t hen as one whol and then the entire place of 20 trai will be otlered for sale as one whol and that tentative nnd alternati sale, which realizes the largest mount of money in the aggregate f the wholo land will stand as t! sale by the Master. C. II. Pf.ake, Master. ANNOUNCEMENTS. I herd?y announce myself a candidal ' for alderman in Waul 2 to till tlx* v; euncy occasioned by the death of M Win. K. McN'eace, subject.to election t be held foi said vacancy Dec. 8. E 1j. < lark. 1 hereby announce myself a candidal for alderman in Ward 2 to li.l the va cancy occasioned I?y tlie death ot M> Wm. K. McNeaee, subject to election t bo held for said vacancy Dec. 8. J. A. Brown. Nov. 23, 181)8. CROWN TORRENCE, M- P.,' ^niVSICIAN AND SURGEON DfTiec and apartments over Duko'fr Drug Store. 44-ffm. FOR RENT. Red rooms for rent. Apply to S. M. licE, Jr., E. U. * v" t * ' d in golden cake, ci and fancy shapes p< add advise you not 1 nQ'sse that will not cost you a fortune, "Wo a >&id for your visit oven if you do not buj Com pa I Am Running A L i Place Mnrlrftt. T jt x a ol maw. mw .. I have also a nice line of Groceries. ?I also have a? FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT. ' ( Ruben Jones' Plant Fender , Fresh Fish twice a week, f Polite attention to all. I am paying the highest e price for good beef cattle and all other country produce. - All persons indebted to the firm of BAILEY & SEXTON wilf please settle s the same with me at once. i H. O. BAILEY. L _ . ire J. CLOUGU WALLACE. | s n>t Attoiixky at Law. h (- ) A lds> ltoonis 1 and 2. upstairs, Goss Buildin. ins Opposite Hotel, after January nit 1st. 1S01). ?1 *car*r, , -r.-, er, Tooth Bruhses. AVO ? lit*1 todNEW Quarter Awo.tm.nt -es 1?t' t .l?? Ufc ?'< DUKE'S DRUG STORE, ?y. ' ncG. Opposite Union Hotel. en il, r.d TRIBUTE OP RESPECT. WII hue as, the great Supreme Rul ill er of tho universe has in his infinite or- wisdom removed from among us on? Jo, of our worthy and esteemed brothet I?'l. masons, J. 1). Going, and wherca-. ofm the long and intimate relation helu -vitli him in the faithful discharge o u.t tiis duties in the lodge, makes i> 3r. eminently befitting that we record e; ?ur appreciation fhiua. .f. m ?? . ? i uereiore, oe it resolved : That tb? 0' wisdom and ability which he ha n' exercised in the aid of our lodge b ur service, contributions and couns* h? will be held in grateful remembrance lie- olved, second. That tho sud !cn removal of his life from amon. _ our midst leaves a vacancy and > hadow that will be deeply realize y all the members and friend I this order and will prove a eeriom oss to tho community and the pul lie. Resolved, third. That with deep ympathy with the bereaved widow nid relatives of the deceased, we ex-revs our hope tl at even so great a i* oss to us all may be overruled t?> nod by Hmi who doeth all thingwell. Resolved, further. That in the tenth of J. D. Going, Mt. Jot bodge No. 203 has sustained a great oss, also Mt. Joy Baptist church a faithful member. 1 Now bo it resolved. That a copj f these resolutions be spread upon record of this Lodge; a copy printed ia the local paper and a copy for- , ?urded to the bereaved widow. , A. G. Bentlky. i S. J. II. Uoweli* 11. 0. Little. Committer ^ irly birch, Ma olished finished :o buy one. \ ?? *r -a ?1ia Wim von are loctts for." ^ V ?UV ?rv^ ^ ? r. We want yon to feel welcome NY. -IVINQSTON & BACON, he well known dealers in Oyster* ARE Pleased to make THE Lnnouncement that they are in receipt of the BIGGEST Stock of Oyslrs ever seen in Union and at prices'hitherto unknown Somo advertisers may be LIARS But Livingston ?fc Bacon are happy IN Knowing that thoy hare a reputation in this TOWN For Teracity which la worth moz& j* to them than gold. Notice to Absent Defendants. State of South Carolina, > Court of County of Union. J Probata. . J. C. C. Edwards in his own right and as administrator of the goods, chat* tela and credits of L. C. Crocker, deceased, against John Humphries, Nathaniel Humphries, I .aura Humphries, Martini Humphries. Mary Humphries, Adelaide Willard, Mary A Bolt, Sallie Edwards, Christopher Humphries, J. Wiley Humphries, Calhoun Humphries, Medora McDnniel, Victora Humphries, Mary Willnrd, Annie Badger, Maud Humphries, John Hum 7T0i.11 Humphries,-IftrtRw/ y-" Humphries, Sally Humphries, Cleora Humphries, Charies HumphS? Catherine binders, Fanny liurva<?' I J::, SLS2? , UUUUOID, G B. Sanders, Douisa Littlejohn, Mattie Sanders, Scaife Sandpit. Addle Sanders. Green Sanders, WilH? Sanders, Curtis Sinders, }?. G. Bailey, E. N. Bailey. J. A. Biilev, Forest Bailey, Cettie Bailey, IV* rl Bailey, Eva Bailey, Jajla Bailey defenlants, To the defenduuts above amed : You are hereby summoned and relUired to answer the complaint in this etion, which is tiled in tho otllce of the I udge of the Court of Probate for Un hi county, aud to serve a copy of your i iswer to the said complaint on the subscribers at their olHce, two law range, Union, South Carolina, within tweuty ays after the service hereof, exclusive.! f the day of such service ; and if jou ail to answer the complaint withn the ( ine aforesaid, the plaintiff in this acon will apply to the court for the reief demanded in the cotnplant. Dated October 13, A. 1). 1893. M >nro A Monro, Plaintiff's Attorneys. To the defendants John Humphries, Nathauial Humphries, Martha Humiri??s, Mary Humphries aud William 1 ' Young. Take notice that the sumnon in this action, of which the foregoi ng i? a copy, was tiled in the office of e Judge of the Court of Probate At fuion, in the county of Union, In the State of South Carolina, ou the 13th lay of October, 1898. muNito cc mux no, Plaintiff's Attorneys. Oct 13,1898. 4l-0t. FJnal Discharge. Notice is hereby givon that J. 0. larris, administrator of the Estate f Jerome Miller, deceased, has apdied to Jason M. Greer, Judge of 'robate, in and for the County of ini'?n.'or a finul discharge as such dmluistator. u- is oruured, That tthe 12th day f December A. 1). 189a, be fixed for earing of Petition, anql a Anal settle* lent of said Estate. Jason ,1M. Greer, Probate Judge Undon County. Published in the Ui\ion Times Kot* 1th, 1898.